<!--- Please don't mess with this line! ---><!--- Replace Subject of my article with the subject, and the ... after is with whatever your subject is. ---> <!--- Write your article below this line ---> {{Infobox album | name = Door Harp | type = studio | artist = Michael Houser | cover =Door Harp.jpg|border=yes | alt = | released = 2002 | recorded = 2002 | venue = | studio = | genre = Instrumental | length = | label = Sanctuary Records | producer = John Keane | prev_title = | prev_year = | next_title = Sandbox | next_year = 2006 }}

'''''Door Harp''''' is the first solo studio album by Michael Houser, former lead guitarist of Widespread Panic; the album was released posthumously on September 24, 2002, on Sanctuary Records. Recorded in John Keane's studio in Athens, GA in March 2002,<ref>{{cite web|last=Welsh|first=Jeremy|title=Jambands.com review|url=http://www.jambands.com/reviews/cds/2002/10/25/door-harp-michael-houser}}</ref> the all-instrumental album features Mikey on guitar, mandolin and piano. Bandmate Domingo S. Ortiz plays percussion, Keane plays guitar, keyboards and pedal steel guitar, and local musicians David Henry and Andy Carlson play violin and cello respectively.<ref>{{cite web|title=Allmusic page for Door Harp|url=http://www.allmusic.com/album/door-harp-mw0000224823}}</ref>

The album is all original tracks, with only ''Cleburne Terrace'' having been played previously by Widespread Panic on several occasions in the early 1990s.<ref>{{cite web|title=Everyday Companion: Cleburne Terrace|url=http://www.everydaycompanion.com/played/CTERRA.asp}}</ref> Musically, it is a departure from the typical output of Widespread Panic, with very sparse arrangements and acoustic melodies, lilting lullabies and very little percussion.

==Track listing== All songs written by Michael Houser # "Missoula"&nbsp;– 3:21 # "Eva's Song"&nbsp;– 2:32 # "Barbette's Song"&nbsp;– 4:11 # "Spanish Gold"&nbsp;– 3:31 # "Old #1"&nbsp;– 3:02 # "The Westerly Wind"&nbsp;– 2:13 # "Cleburne Terrace"&nbsp;– 3:28 # "Door Harp"&nbsp;– 4:43 # "Fall Line"&nbsp;– 3:35 # "The Owl's Song"&nbsp;– 3:51 # "The Music Song"&nbsp;– 3:57 # "Lullaby for NYC"&nbsp;– 3:23 # "A Change in the Weather"&nbsp;– 4:23 # "Quietude"&nbsp;– 3:08

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